Triggers you can read
Each sequence shows what started it — nothing runs in the dark.
Use case
Automated follow-up, start to finish
An inquiry lands, the intro email goes out. No reply after two days, the SMS follows. Stage changes start the next move — you write the tone once.
New inquiry3
AH
Amelia Hart
New inquiry
TO
Tomas Oliveira
New inquiry
EW
Emma Walsh
New inquiry
Consultation booked2
SM
Sofia Marchetti
Consultation booked
LB
Liam Bennett
Consultation booked
Follow-up due2
PR
Priya Raman
Follow-up due
NC
Noah Clarke
Follow-up due
Active client2
HK
Hannah Kim
Active client
JR
James Reid
Active client
How it works
The sequence nobody has to remember.
One example — the shape stays the same, the details are yours to set.
- 1
An event fires
A new inquiry, a form fill or a stage change starts the sequence — no reminders to yourself.
- 2
The email goes out
Your intro email, in your voice, sent the way you would send it.
- 3
Silence gets the next channel
No reply after two days, the SMS follows; a ringless voicemail drop when typing the follow-up is not worth it.
- 4
You can see the rules
Every sequence shows its trigger and conditions — edit it the moment your process changes.
What you get
Built for how you actually work.
Your voice, once
Write the tone once; the sequence keeps using it until you change it.
Unsubscribe handled
Every email carries an unsubscribe link — you never have to remember it.
Pick the channel
Email, SMS and ringless voicemail — per sequence, not per tool.
Where it fits
Go deeper in the product.
Related pages — how each one works, in detail.
Next step
See follow-up run on a real workflow.
A short demo, your workflow in mind — the assessment, pipeline, follow-up and portal, in that order.